We will celebrate the 100th day of school on Friday, January 29! We can't wait to see everyone dressed up for the big day! 

Last week, one of our younger students had glasses on in the playground. Somehow one of the lenses fell out into the woodchips. Some of our  student council members were outside at the time, and decided to help look for the lens. If you know how many woodchips are on the playground, you know that it was a major undertaking to go through them to find the lens.  These amazing kids found the missing lens and returned it to the student.  What great examples of kindness and perseverance these students exemplified. Thank you for being positive role models for all of us.

Sra Diaz's First Grade Dual Language classes celebrated a symbolic funeral for English in her class.   After putting their promises that they would not use English, into the casket, Sra. Diaz gave them a "promise necklace."

6th graders used their knowledge of insulators to attempt to insulate ice cream sandwiches in pencil boxes. These stayed outside of the freezer for 3 hours in the insulated boxes. Sadly, none of the groups reached success as each were mushy after 3 hours, but it was a great STEM learning experience.

6th graders have discovered that cold water is more dense than warm water proven by this experiment showing that cold water sinks and warm water rises to the top.

SEP conferences will be held on Thursday, Jan 14. Please contact your teacher if you have not signed up.

Way to go Ms. Price’s 5th grade class!

A few of our students wearing hats to celebrate the new year!

Sra. Diaz's First Grade Dual Immersion celebrated Día de Los Reyes with the traditional Mexican bread Rosca de Reyes. They also got to enjoy two Puerto Rican stories and the Reyes left them a little present at Sra. Diaz’s house. The Wisemen follow her wherever she goes!

Sra. Salmerón's third grade Dual Immersion classes picked grass and made shoes to leave food for the camels. Celebrating the 3 Kings Day!!